3. Globalization is a process of
interaction and integration among the
people, companies, and governments of
different nations, a process driven by
international trade and investment and
aided by information technology.
5. ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION
It is the interconnectedness of economies
through
a. trade
b. exchange of resources
It explains that effectively, no national
economy really operates in isolation, which
means national economies influence each
other.
6. CULTURAL
GLOBALIZATION
It is the process whereby information,
commodities and images that have
been produced in one part of the
world enter into a global flow that
tends to ‘flatten out’ cultural
differences between nations, regions
and individuals (sometimes portrayed
as a process of mcdonaldization).
7. • Cultural globalization is also fuelled by the so-called
‘information revolution’, the spread of satellite
communication, telecommunications networks, information
technology and the internet, and global media corporations.
8. POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION
Refers to the amount of political co-operation that exists
between different countries.
It explains that this ties in with the belief that “umbrella”
global organizations are better placed than individual
states to prevent conflict.